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Polarization and Inefficient Policies
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  • 1990The Politics of Ambiguity340 cited
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  • 2004Referrals85 cited
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  • 2013Political polarization and its consequences on democratic accountability68 cited
  • 2011Asymmetric Information and Third-Party Intervention in Civil Wars45 cited
  • 1999Monetary Policy, Delegation and Polarisation16 cited

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